Sunday, November 29, 2009

Reflection

What? Alright so this week we had thanksgiving break. Of course this time of year gets you to thinking about what you are thankful for. This year I can say for certain I am thankful for the effect technology can have on the classroom. I am thankful for this class and the knowledge it has given me so that when I become a teacher I can make a difference.

So what? As a teacher I want to be someone my students will learn and grow from. I want to be someone my colleagues will look to. I want to be someone the parents of my students admire. I am going to pull all my resources together and do everything I can to make my students understand. Technology is something that students can now relate to because they are growing up in a technologically friendly world. They say that a student learns best when they can see, hear, and interact with the subject given. I know I can use the technologies I have learned in class to do that.

Now what? So for example, when I teach my future students about washing their hands I can show them how step to step through a vidcast. Or what better to learn something than to teach something. So I can have a group of students teach the class to understand something by making a PowerPoint. When my colleagues see how technologically advanced my class is they can take points and find a better way to teach their students. I want to change lives and make my students want to better themselves and be someone incredible when they grow up. I know I can only do this if I use all the resources available to me.

Video Reflection: http://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=24266&title=Mr_Duey___Fractions_Official_Video

I think this video is great because it show us teacher how we can really get our students to understand fractions. You can apply this to any subject and just make a video using a vidcast. I can tell that this teacher really cares about his students because he is going above and beyond to make sure his students understand about fractions.

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